Updated Maps of Saturn’s Moon Dione
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory continues to release updated maps of Saturn’s moons based on Cassini imagery. Yesterday was the turn of the fourth-largest Saturnian moon, Dione: JPL released two polar stereographic maps of the northern and southern hemispheres, as well as a simple cylindrical projection. These maps are unlabelled and are based on spacecraft imagery (with old Voyager imagery filling in Cassini’s gaps). They’re also available on Flickr: northern polar, southern polar, cylindrical. (Image credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute.)
Previously: Polar Maps of Enceladus; New Map of Enceladus; The Dione Atlas; A Map of Dione and a Planetary Gazetteer.
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